n g o. we on weapons of war. she joins us from paris. welcome to dw, so we've, we've had the criticisms of menus, riley's of the u. n. n rights group, so apparently planning down the sexual violence committed on the 7th of october. i do think that criticism is justified as well. i think it's illegal to be complicated, but what is a reality? because, you know, i wasn't nice round the i came back yesterday and you can feel that they are very angry. the very shocked about that because they feel that they were not heard. and the reality tv is that it took a long time. and i think the reason why the reason for that is, you know, the so costly that arise and then, and the debate and everything. and it's not normal because if you take all the cases like 2 crane or all their enough for gas, i mean reaction more quicker. so yes, there is a legit stupid question to ask why they were no reaction, no more stronger reaction back under this like this might not be because but well 1st of all of course the, the, the attack took everyone a by surprise. and then of course there was that the shut down of the area. i know a journalist hav

n g o we on weapons of war. she joins us from paris. welcome to dw. so we've, we've had the criticisms, of many is riley's of the u. n n rights groups, so apparently planning down the sexual violence committed on the 7th of october. i do think that criticism is justified as well. i think it's a little bit complicated, but where these are reality because, you know, i wasn't nice round the i came back yesterday and you can feel that they are very angry. the very shocked about that because they feel that they were not heard. and the reality tv is that it took a long time and i think the reason why the reason for that is, you know, the so costly that's arise and then, and the debate and everything. and it's not normal because if you take all the cases like 2 crane or all their enough for job, i mean reaction more quicker. so yes, there is a legit stupid question to ask why they were no reaction, no more stronger reaction back on this just like these. a might not be because, but well 1st of all, of course the, the, the attack took everyone a by surprise. and then of course there was that the shut down of the area. i know i

you know, so that what's, what's on the table currently, both in the u. n. n. and the is really proposal is something that a mouse has officially rejected him off once a complete stop to the war, something that is rel rejects. but you know, as far as the crisis group is concerned, and certainly many humanitarian agencies because of the disaster in gaza. starvation, the disease, the outbreak, and the fact that we don't really see an end to hum us rule there yet. we need a ceasefire. now there's also a regional escalation to worry about. and these are all reasons to stop the war and then enter into some kind of diplomatic and political process, which is really the only way that will bring security to his release. about the un security council, the draft because that as a new from the us, as marketing over the wedding, that as well. what do you think needs to change for the us to beckett's as well? i think the u. s. is already trip, you know, it's already made it clear that it's not interested in a ceasefire or what, what they've been calling a sustainable. i thin

here's the country's u. n. n voice. speaking of the session, a singular study which is new to some of the cheapest middle us has once again exposed itself in front of the world. by blocking even the councils extremely, we can call for a cessation of hostilities in gaz. instead, washington playing dirty, sold a text, actually a license for israel to killed palestinian civilians in gaza under the pretext of, quote, creating conditions for a cessation of hostilities under pressure from the us. which effectively took over the authorship and you served the work on the text behind the scenes at various levels, twisting the hands of regional representatives, the text lost more and more important provisions with each new revision. colleagues, this is a tragic moment for the security council, not a moment of triumph for multilateral diplomacy, but huge on principle to blackmail. it is an open defiance on the part of washington of the suffering of the palestinians and of the aspirations of the world community toward an end to it.

u. n. d u n. and in the security council, in the security council of the united states, which has often been accused of shielding israel from uh, from uh, having to do more it to protect civilians and gaza by view between various resolutions for a possible ceasefire. they are obviously, you know, so far on the side of a israel. so trying to convince the united states to agree to anything that a country like egypt which wants um, you know, to bypass the inspection mechanism for aid, which has to go through israel is, is very, very difficult to a lot of competing interests right now that feel like they're very, very far away from each other. yesterday, the us secretary of state entity blinking cold on israel to scale back its operation and make its uh, its operation more targeted. is there any indication that is really forces or doing that a or no, i don't, i don't think so. i think so is really government has been trying very hard to show that it is still steadfast and it's in its war and in its go

u. n. u n. c r c. losing that child reads convention, it says that potentially isn't never in the best interest of a child. and of course, when we talk about the record using migraines, the children's obviously also enjoy the same rights as to all other children. so not the, not the best interest of the child, but not a blatant in violation of children's rights. you. you also mentioned that the, the 12 weeks the, the, the, the hoped full maximum 12 weeks that but children might be kept under these conditions. would that be best uh, that 12 weeks if i achieve that, would that be better or worse than the conditions that are often found in these ad detention comes in in greece, and it's really is what the european union um is envisioning right now. we're in any way practicable. it really comes to them, so we'll come to that. but so, so 12 weeks, if i could achieve that, would not be best. so was the what stand now? it's, it's, it wouldn't be worth by far because the forget, right, right. so just be

u. n. u n c r c these you have a child reads convention. it says that the tension isn't never in the best interest of a child. and of course, when we talk about residues and migraines, the children's obviously also enjoy the same rights as to all other children. so not the, not the best interest of the child, but not a blatant violation of children's rights. you also mentioned that the, the 12 weeks, the, the, the, the hoped full maximum 12 weeks that but children might be kept under basic conditions. would that be best uh, about 12 weeks if i actually, if they would that be better or worse than the conditions that are often found in these ad detention comes in in greece and easily is what the european union um is envisioning right now. we're in any way practicable. um it was to come to them so it will come to that. but so, so 12 weeks, if i could achieve that, would that be best? so was the washstand. now it's, it's, it wouldn't be worse by heart because the forget, right? right, so just because it's important, so just follow your logic th

n d u n for information on the condition of the doctors. a joint statement by the idea of an israel securities authority has since shed light on the arrest. tel aviv i choose the head of l. c. for hospitals having ties with him aust militants. while alleging that the hospital itself is served, served as a homeless command and control center. mohammed boost to me as cousin opposed to me a contest. the saying is what has no proof of any link between the hospital and the militant group. but does that, you know, be uh, does he want to pressure dr. muhammed, now that they've failed to find anything related to resistance in the hospital? they want a false statement and confession that there was military activity in the hospital so that they can give it to the world as proof this way. they can save themselves from war crime accusations, even though the whole world solved them in gaza. and we want to know whether dr. blue sell them money. um is still alive or not. we already know that 6 of the detainees weren't killed inside detention centers since the beginning of the aggression in gaza. doctor boost telling me i stayed inside the hospital during the siege even after they invaded it. he wasn't arrested for 2 days. is really troops failed to find any proof that the resistance leadership was sheltering under the hospital. as they had claimed the forced nearly 180 patients along with medical staff to evacuate the hospital in accordance with the w, a trophy, and the u. n. d u n. a sent 30 vehicles to ship a hospitals. 16 of them were carrying 260 patients and hospital staff along with dr . apple. so me, i'm traveling along with the evacuation route. israel had planned, they were stopped by israeli troops at the gaza valley, along with the un and w h o n. i c r c vehicles for 7 hours, then they detained dr. him a hammond of a sold me on his companion say he was detained and taken to an unknown location prior to the states for israel had put a blockade on the delivery of fuel medicine and other necessary goods to the besieged palestinian territories during israel's bombardment of gaza, at least the 60 ambulances were hits. 160 medical centers came under fire, including hospitals, and other health institutions, leaving nearly 33000 injured palestinians without basic medical care. mazda, according the guy's health ministry. mohammed boost on me as cousins says the doctor was ready to put his life at risk for the sake of patient safety. the yeah, i need to

no dual visual recording for the instead of guessing assess a set of heads on i'd just say to the u. n. n 's, it's mission and molly will look at the impact of had and what may happen next. the business latest to be sponsored by interlock tuck, he's real estate consultant, the business latex. to be sponsored by intellect. tuck, he's real estate consultant. the, [000:00:00;00] the us take a look now at some of the guys other world news. now french politicians are debating a controversial immigration bill, which advocacy groups a limits. the rights of asylum seekers and migrant rights groups have been protesting. if the bill is voted into law, it will make it easier for the government to the poor. people will also make it more difficult for nearly ally arrive, migrants to get residency status and citizenship for their family members. many say president emmanuel, my calls government is trying to pay and up to right wing voters. the law straight . yeah. is a set to tighten visa rules for international students and low skilled workers. the government is looking to overall it's migration system

so it's a come off of the break, the u. n. n. 's it's mission in molly. look at the impact of what may happen next. the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the take a look at some of the days of the weld headlines now rushes to jail position the, the extent of on the is reportedly disappeared within the country's prison system. he's all i say his whereabouts are unknown, but he's no longer in the prison. he was held it. they say he hasn't been responding to correspondents for days and did not show up for his latest video link court hearing on friday. washington says it's deeply concerned about his fate. if anything creates a close set to be moved to a higher security prison, also being sentenced to another 19 years for extremism. so the main thing for us to find some as soon as possible, because right now and that he's completely alone and he is literally in the hands of people who wants to try to keep now. so we don't know what they will do. again, the latest draft from the u n's called the 28th climate summit into by does not include the woods phase out

so busy to build a still ahead on i just did i and all the news, the u. n. n. 's, it's mission in molly will look at the impact it had and what may happen next. the, the, the again rushes jail, the opposition lead alexei, nevada, and the has reportedly disappeared within the countries prison system is al, i say his whereabouts are unknown, but he is no longer in the prison. he was held in. the sign of only hasn't been responding to correspondence with days and did not show up today as late as video link court hearing on friday. washington says it is deeply concerned about his fight. a french politicians are debating and controversial immigration bill, which advocacy groups a limits, rights of asylum seekers and migrant rights groups have been protesting. if the bill is voted into lo, it will make it easier for the government to pull people many site president emanuel my calls government is trying to hand it to right wing voters. the united nations peacekeeping mission in molly has come to an end of to 10 years. the un flag was lowered in the capital to mock the

u. n. can act that the u. n. a can do more, we don't see why it should be any different to the situation in october that was already catastrophic. we see the rest of august change and we see pressure on israel increasing. we see in it also is really official as being pressed on. what they say, what they do actually, and that was something really interesting also during yesterday's press conference that i just mentioned with a secretary blinking and, and it's a david cameron because a reuters journalist press secretary blinking and asking about and there's new investigation that show that and it's really, it's hang crew fired and killed their rights. as john elizabeth secretary blinking thoughts the question saying that they still believe in his real assurances of protecting jonas and awards on wednesday, but they have with the time being thanks so much for joining us today. benjamin about his group has a look at some other was news headlines south. so the soldiers have drawn from go mind the democratic republic o

it'd be on why i was having to what am i, gloria, n, n u n. d a m y o 200 new to come miles away from the western coast of india. it was attack stare. and then right of that that americans have been quite clear directly accusing your ron. and they said that that did was it thrown attack and fire directly from iran. so this was the 1st time since the beginning of the war on gods that that americans have directly accused iran or being behind an attack on the cargo ship. so of course you rodney ems are on that mislead denying. it's a day later rodney and for the minister said that they have nothing to do with that . and they have, they're not involved in any of that tax either either already b and c or in the, or india rach seats. but americans have a choose uranium very much clearly for the 1st time. i mean, you're saying that now they got the that the, that we'll tank or to that poor to from, on, by any investigation is continues on the wage. and also they have deployed additional sources, the, to the warships, and also the look on us as a acros

u. n c u n. c minus hiring a fast cheese mos in griffith has towed out to 0. that time off is among the palestinian voices, but needs to be heard when deciding on the future of palestine. while we also with the palestinian people what they want to see and of course, their ideas will be confused in many ways. the views about starting a political process will be over. i'm vicious, no doubt. that voice, just as into john, the civilian voice, the civil society, the civilian voice, the voice, equally, also by the way of mazda and other organizations who being involved, the palestinian or the universe needs to be heard. we need them to be given the opportunity to, to tell us the views about the future. i'm a stranger, i get no event in palestine, but there are many who do. and they have strong views, much better informed than mine. and you can watch this, somebody go to the james bases, talk to alger, their interview with mazda and griffith, the one of the secretary for general, and the secretary general fee amount of tearing a says on friday, december, the 15th at $

u. n h the all the u. n's rest of the agency that is saying perhaps some of the measures might help people be process best. but on the other hand, a number of charities and organizations is actually organizations and write scripts . a saying that these rules are simply going to make life even harder for asylum seekers and people is fled persecution who are coming here because they'll be process. so foss, perhaps they were novel that papers and old, and they'll be deported even though they all the, just some of the people who are able to apply for asylum. so several people all sides. the story who has some people who say this is a good thing, but they're all others. as a said, many rights groups are very concerned about the rights of asylum seekers of my goods, latasha, butler, and powers. thank you. to help people about taking the democratic republic of congo is general election delays were reported in several towns in the east stand in the capital. can shasta president, fitness chicken society is running for a 2nd time. the country facing many challenges, including an insurgency refugee c

u. n. and w h o n i c r c vehicles for 7 hours. then they did change dr. ma hammond, i was telling me of his companion say he was detained and taken to an unknown location. well, prior to the say, as far as real had put a blockade on the delivery of fuel medicine and other necessary goods to the besieged palestinian territories. during israel's bombardment of gaza, at least 60 ambulances were heads. 160 medical centers came under fire including hospitals and other health institutions leaving nearly 33000 injured palestinians without basic medical care. as according to god's as health ministry mohammed booth, somebody as cousins says, the doctor was ready to put his life at risk for the sake of patient safety. the. yeah, so the for the siege, his wife asked him multiple times to leave the hospital. it was possible for him to come home with no risk, but he always said that he wouldn't leave the hospital until the very last patient was evacuated. he said that he is a manager and there is a medical oath that he cannot betray the claims

u. n. being a global governing body, why is it that the u. n. is apparently effective in helping the palestinian coles in the palestinian state. this is because of the kind of it's used to go. i published a book once the order published by a general general was depressed because of this structural un, un 10, that's a thing. any decision a week ago, the following best stays a lease on the see should assume that all the as well as 90 congress, a doing one issue on the bottom country such as us rejects these uh proposal. but why, why, why is it not so i'm so sorry, i do apologize for interrupting you. but why is it that the united states consistently vote against the un resolutions that, according for an immediate cease fire in gaza, because it's actions from washington that it's causing concern around the world is causing confusion. why is washington apparently so and see peace and pro bowl in? gosh, i mean, it's almost like an empty human agenda, frankly. when we look at the be, is some principles of the 1st level, based on the use of the princip

u. n. r w a recorded over a 146 hits on u n. r w a facilities. among them many schools sheltering palestinian displaced people. some facilities were directly hit and somewhere hit more than once. you went. facilities must be protected at all times and kept out of harm. not doing so is a violation of humanitarian law. all rules of war has been broken, leaving now to central gaza, where at least 22 people were reportedly killed and it is wally strike on a residential building early this week. the correspondence around me on the hall recent as this report from the seeing just moments before. we lost contact with him for 2 days. and there was a very large scale to strike, a very largest used right on one of the homes, residential homes. and the, my guys, the refugee, which belongs to a family and the magazine because as much off this family had inside the house about 92 people, including the inhabitants and some of the displaced residents. however, being taken shelter was this house off of much 5 or 80 war plains came overnight and a

u n. r w, a recorded over a 146 hits on u n. r w a facilities. among them many schools sheltering palestinian displaced people. some facilities were directly hit and some were hit more than once. you went, facilities must be protected at all times and kept out of harm. not doing so is a violation of humanitarian law. all rules of war has been broken they supposed to be released on monday, shows the moments of the destination. the schools were supposedly located in the town of bayer to noon, although b and ross hasn't concerns an exact location. the only the claims that announced was using the un facility as a stronghold. and as the is wally ground innovation in northern gauze, the rages on local journalist mohammed football filed this report from the rapid step of layer refugee con, which one's house over a $100000.00 palestinians to this is how the sea looked following the withdrawal of the occupation forces from the jamalia comp area, specifically the area of course, the cya ruins and destruction routes against the people and t

u. n. s. seat and never the less failed to reach an agreement on x hex. now the indian foreign minister, recently new said that the u. n. s c can no longer deal with the global issues, and it's lost its relevance as an institution, but it's on the, on the to get it gone. so you know what the security council is like a or to the level where that are uh, section members who don't want to let go on. okay. so they want to keep control of what the problem not critic seem to admit mom and was not too keen to have the practices question. it's in a way to human failing, but i think today it is coming to work. it is harming the buttons because on the issues from turn thing the was the un is getting less and less effect to india has long sought to become a permanent member of the u. n. s. c, as the casing for why do representation for the global suff. international affairs experts, patrick pine told oxy that the u. n. s. c is no longer fit for purpose. as long as permanent members can wield a veto when i buy that own interest. so on the threat some of the members of united national security council is about to do this, but you k

we n n we apprereciate you u joining u.e'll l be right b back. >>> a high-stakes meeting tonight, by the top diplomatic chief, appealing to that country's president, to reduce the surge of migrants at the border. that meeting lasted three hours. this has 6,000 migrants were apprehended. there's some warning that the border is at a breaking point. >> as border authorities are nearing a breaking point, u.s. secretary of state antony blinken and the homeland security secretary meets with mexico's president in mexico city, to discuss ways to drive down the unprecedented number of illegal crossings. the seven-day average, 9 9,600. blinken and are going to move migrants south and provide them incentives to stay in mexico. in eagle pass, texas, even though they dropped from 3,000 to 2,000 monday, according to law enforcement source, one of two bridges is closed to vehicle traffic. the wait time to cross by car wednesday afternoon, an astounding 15 hours. many americans who cross every day are crossing on foot. she says, that when

u. n. being a global governing body, why is it that the u. n. is apparently effective in helping the palestinian coles in the palestinian state. this is because ok and may 26 years ago i published a book once the order published by a general george depressed. because the district.

n d u n is the immediate humanitarian ceasefire. so we can have this so that we can operate and then somebody looked at least safe environments so we can move around. we can provide the basic, um, uh, you know, uh, essential humanitarian supplies to hospitals and to the population. the civilians who are in dire need of these. so this a doctor has your, i'll just as you have the main service, you have the evidence from the w h o. officials on the ground about how medical facilities are on the dilapidated and damage scenarios that they face. you also have now the evidence of how difficult it is to get a into the gaza strip. who do you as the w h o? now take your concerns too, because the global community looks to the you and in all its forms at all. it's a agencies to help palestinians and those in need. your concerns have to go some way. who do you talk to the how is it? can you hear me in the hearts? the whole rahman here. uh you know i, i didn't hear the last. the last part, a few questions. sorry. the last 8 of the question about what do we, who do we use our concerns? no, that's exactly it. who do you raise your concerns to man? yes. i mean, you know, we're at this point. so, you know, as you saw, we are supporting the what the secretary general asked for a to to call for the immediate tomato disease fire right now we are true. we are raising our concern to the global communities to all the members of the u. n. a to, to support this immediate a ceasefire, and to make sure that all the warning parties on the ground are listening. right now. i mean, we are raising all concerns to humanity all over the world. the this you know, as i can call it, the blood bus as was, was described and she 1st stop. so that basic basic medical and the life support to supplies can be delivered to the people who need them so badly. the 100 from the world health organization, its being very good speaking to you. thank you very much for your time from car. right. thank you. mean, well is what was prime minister benjamin netanyahu isn't the intense pressure to institute a sci fi in garza, my name is really angry after the military announced that killed 3 captives in the street. i'm official report so from occupied east jerusalem. its dominating using israel. what could have been a moment to celebrate no, a national tragedy. 3 men held captive in guys, a cutting white flags working towards those said to save them. an

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u. n. resolution and they are part of the negotiations of this for a suspension in hostilities, basically a limited cease-fire at the u. nd that be it? would that be enough, as you see it? >> you know i've been in touch with a key constituency for president biden. folks in the muslim arab american and palestinian american communities and young people all across our country who are looking at our screens as we are on social media and seeing the mass killing of children. around half of the 20,000 people you mentioned, breonna are kids. kids. and about half of the 2 million people have been permanently displaced by this war are kids. for people who are watching key constituents of president biden's what they need to see him call for as a permanent cease-fire. we know that diplomacy is what will save lives and what will bring about peace and justice not war. there is no military solution to the current mass atrocities that are being committed in the war crimes, the difficult war crimes that we're seeing that children are suffering the greatest cost of. >> you mentioned how muslim americans feel about this. and arab americans

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n on building was civilians. with sheltering the u. n. is cooling for an investigation? palestinians have survived several is riley was on gauze and they say they've never seen this level of brutality in previous was. and i know, you know, i'm with him about sick this. i've been sending me on 7 to 6 year old and have even so many was on conflicts in my life. you know, but i haven't seen anything like this model to see a level of destruction and systemic heating the civilians vision. okay. um and what is going on as an adult munition about that? it's something that's really surprising to me that these things are actually, you know, happening. we don't expect this type of thing. and or i feel like you know more, everything should be fair. everything should be accounted for. everyone should be held responsible for their actions. i feel like this story is insane to me that people are being executed in the garden city. uh those are, are people you know it's, it's difficult to hear that's crossover now to thought of cable. i zoom in the office so thought of 1st of all, let's start with these reports of summary executions. what else? so hearing from eye witnesses a yes. the process of executions on the ground by the is really military forces continues in gaza strip and in areas that is considered to be a bottle of zone or palestinians are still trapped and that regions on thought is really relentless. plumbing is now during the last couple of days, an execution operation had been carried up by the is very army against on, on somebody were 11 members, had been killed by the is verify us on a known circumstances and, and today they have carried out to a new wave of executions, a field executions for a member of a, for a number of men in for as a, from a say you and the family in a guns was city. now, these operations continued on the grounds and in areas that they cannot even reach and access it by the medical teams to discover the situation. the and with the blank out of communication again involves this trip. this situation is got is getting much more mature rated. now a previously into a value about town, they found out 3, the bodies in different areas. uh, they have been bolt off to the usability withdrawal from that area. it seems that the level of the span of crimes in these areas is still on, disclose it due to the fact that no one can reach that location. people are being truck. the and some of the people have been arrested by the ministry, have been executed and others have been released. so the pro session and the operations of executions on the ground. it's like also strict continues as clearly uh, the palestinians in these areas are witnessing more expanded of these really minutes . reparations and baltic. we're also hearing now about crossings being bombs. what can you tell us about that? of yes, it seems that everything in garza has been completely. i talked to our talking about medical facilities, residencia, and houses of governments that i missed the 2 sins and the long side. now it's time for crossing a boat is now come up with sound of coursing board as one of the crossing that is located for allowing for entries of goods to the church where you've had been activated during the last couple of days for fed, that humanitarian, a to into the territory. now it had been attacked from the palestinian side. schools with full palestinians have been killed including the director of the boat, which is unused like nations. and the entire attacks in fact will of course of struct and office because of the, the process and the, the conditions of food delivery to the church. we as palestinians are now mainly uh, depending on the humanitarian aid that is getting that are getting from a rough course in boulder. and now with we're out a come up with some of boards and out a clearly these attacks continued on the ground to inside guns that were palestinians now are becoming much more concerned regarding the guarantee of the flow of the humanitarian aid, especially for the private 6 so in gauze of where the majority of guys have been designed, traders are depending on that full job to receive their shipments of uh. busy goods and bro docs to, to be uh, sold in the palace to the market. so this uh, tax continues as palestinians right now with receiving more evacuation orders to flee to the south of which are treat. meanwhile, the south had been bombarded with mo, growing seas. got literally where's, where's where to go as policy and you'll see that there is no, any safe place involved or i will leave with that. thanks so much for calling. mazda of it is right. the bulldozers have destroyed the sheriff's shop on cemetery in the neighborhood, an east and gaza images from the symmetry show. recently buried bodies laying among the rubble of tombstones on the 0 is smiling hall reports. now from the symmetry, which is one view is report contains some disturbing images that look to see what a shift shop around and walk off. i'm standing in the middle of the shake shabani cemetery and the i'll show a neighborhood. this symmetry was pulled those by the user id occupation forces. the dad has been exude and crushed under the bulldozers of the occupation forces. to give you a clearer picture, you can see. one of the dead bodies assumed by the is rarely occupation forces. the body was crushed by these riley's heavy machinery. it is not the 1st time that the occupation forces hold those symmetries destroying graves and makes you mean the dead bodies and then utilizing them. you can see clearly the traces of the is ready, occupation forces, heavy machinery, and the tracks of the ahmed vehicles. even the data not sped and respected. this is a gross violation of a basic human value. any part of the already dead bodies are clearly visible. exams and crushed and mutilated by the ease, riley forces saw most of them know how this all cuts on malta. this is part of the scope of a deadman quotes to the whole month of the motor. and here is another completely exams, dead body from a grades. so the center for these on on there is no respect for the dead. these rays have no respectful human lives, not even in death. the cemetery was totally bulldozed and totally destroyed on purpose. here you can see another dead body of a recently buried. a person shrouded in white, a just as the body was assumed on purpose by the israelis. this is what remains is some of the shrouds and some of the dead. the trucks of the is riley times purposely crushed, the dead bodies that had been exempt from the graves. this is the foot of a dead child. he was killed in an abstract and reason, the buried. now it zoomed mutilated by these riley's example at this to the have that i have on come on the books and i come up with and have a bunch of, uh huh. there is another body of another child over here to respect. we will not reveal anymore checks out button and what we are opposing live from the shakes siobhan symmetry and the alice neighborhood. this was boulders and destroyed by the is riley homage. vehicles and bulldozers. the dead bodies were exempt them the mutilated. there is no respect for that. it is. yeah, another wall crime committed by the israelis this mind of the whole medina that has gone up to just the world health organization says there are now no functional hospitals in the north of garza. hospitals have been bombed, they've run out of medical supplies, and they don't have any fuel. as a result is difficult for any of the 2 point. 2000000 people in gauze, though, oil effectively in a was, are now to get any adequate medical care. only 936 of facilities are far from functional in the whole got all of the saw there are actually no functional, so let me know nor oligopoly. what's the last one? but it's not minimal, fresh and still to the patient, but most amazing. it was a lot of people cheap uh and also hospital. so the hospital or she was showing 3 also thousands of displaced people. a protest signs red cries and says the ambulance center in jabante and northern golf. so it was on the siege. this continuous treading, putting everyone at risk rendering the center useless. unfortunately, this is the 2nd day of our teams at um, the ambulance centrally, the products are under the crescent. i'm getting sent to the engine manager oddison under pcs or centers as completely pcs. and there's artillery showing and sense are still there, he's running that is continuous since yesterday, along with gunfire from is there any occupation forces snipers and there is no way anyone can go out of this filters, that the safety of our team says asterisk, there is an old $127.00 people who are trapped inside our ambulance centers, including panama, of exploding tiers and their families and the $22.00 injured pearson, where the center is located as completely the injures. there is no way any one can go out of defensive. anyone is trying to move out of that area is under the target of is there any snipers along with that opportunity, something that is not stopping. it's just continuous. however, we are still providing our medical services inside or medical post, which was established a month ago to continue providing medical services to the wounded people in the area. oh sure bad. yeah. which is under constant bombardments. unfortunately, as you just highlighted, now, there is no lift, overt hospitals in north of casa. now the, i'll cassandra guys how mazda is on wing times to is hit televi with the banner officers overall kits by sites in response to his writing master goods and gaza. sirens sounded in tennessee, but it's very security forces, say the rockets were intercepted by the iron dome and the wind no casualties. a rocket side on tele v, briefly shutting down the city for the economic repercussions of fall reaching the smith as no charge rental in central television in the metropolitan area. and about help us 12 local time. it's an area of more than 4000000 people running for shelter, very disruptive economically. so the economy here is rel, already suffering significant economic full out because of its wall in gaza. fragments fell on pots of tel aviv, the, with no reports of any injuries. around 13 all kids we understand for 5, most of those successfully interrupt, intercepted by the window system. one of the rockets fell into the sea, just all just the old ports. 76 days into this was an indication that thomas and the cast number gates have not yet been totally dest. degraded by these rarely forces because they were able to still send those rockets on calls. last is the disruption here as an indication also of why lines are still reluctant to fly. to tel aviv add for the only a 100 flights a day coming into the above compacts of $500.00. many major outlines come sing that roots. some of them looking to restart at early january with the challenges for them and not just the physical danger from rockets but also the cost of insuring across the flight israel. and these be sort of incidents that make those outlines think twice for an estimate. i'll just tell him is there any falls is continued carrying out the daily rides across the occupied westbank? but other 3 vehicles entered several cities and towns including nablus, investigate how many of the on 1st day they rated homes and detained at least one, palestinian invested him. i'll officiate has more from the line the occupied westbank. it's been a day when there have been a number of incidents across the westbank. mine has been shot and killed kalia in a village very close to bethlehem. there was a funeral for someone who was short and killed on wednesday and that the funeral then the there were exchanges between mourners. id is really ami which led to 3 people being short things of calm down. but there's a can sound as it gets dark, because the army are still in the village of sealed off all the roads. then the situation could cleared up. again. we've had the 3 men being arrested in east jerusalem and a number of check points linking the to the rest of them and the west bank being closed out and making it very difficult for people to navigate around there. and the number of incidents where farm equipment and farm buildings have been not done by the is really army. they say that they were not built with permission and therefore they had to be removed. and that obviously causes deep concern, but it just gives you an idea of how the cycle continues to perpetuate. we have a 303 people killed in the west bank since the start of the war and gaza, more than 4600 people arrested. many of them still being held without charge. and many palestinians wonder when night comes if their time, if their village, if their home will be the next to be visited by the israeli army. oh i'm so sure i'll just need to know my law in the occupied westbank a. so i have an, i'll just say era, renewed fighting across these right. and 11 and border at least one person has been killed. got the latest, the unsettled tact upfront takes on the big issue. that is the context to what is happening now. it says a question about 5 unflinching questions, rigorous the bank that he added to 2 days that another thing is taking place. augusta. nothing goes into gauze or without us of permission and nothing leaves us out without permission to allow me to push back for a moment, demanding a ceasefire, demanding an end to the root causes of all of this violence upfront, without unique perspectives of africans are willing to change the streets because of the sense of urgency that we have. if we don't know more and more lives of voices, you don't often hear trouble. nations do stand with paula spine. it's the same struggle share of displacement. connect with our community and talking to conversations you will find elsewhere. you see where the political establishment is in terms of justifying genocide, brand new episodes of the stream on which is the, are the, [000:00:00;00] the come back to watching out a 0 time. to recap, the headlines with new society forces killed 11 on palestinians in front of the families and full rounding up for women and children. the attacking them you and is demanding an investigation into the electorate attack. on tuesday goest, the city says could constitute the world health organization on the palestinian red crescent, all sounding the alarm about the state of hospitals and gossip w. i chose, says there are no functional hospitals in northern garza leaving a 100000 palestinians, deprived of medical service assigned brigades. how much these items when claimed to have hit tel aviv with a barrel issue of rocket se, se in response to his right, the massacre is riley security forces. say the rockets, whether it's a substitute. now, a woman is being killed in southern lebanon, vice riley shedding the said in as many days is riley cross border attacks have increased in recent weeks, striking further inside lebanon, approximately 50000 people from southern lab, and the non displaced as the result of the fighting has the law continuing to fire into northern israel, hating the town of cutting edge mona santa for those said this update from southern lebanon, the cross border explained to fire continues. it is intensifying israel carrying out the series of airstrikes, the lebanese armed boots hezbollah firing salvo of rockets that towards is really military positions. the escalation is sporadic, but it's becoming more frequent. and the scope of the attacks are widening. overnights as well as hits a target and it came with the fast that's approximately 20 kilometers from the border quite far from the, from the back to ground in the 3 to 4 kilometer a depth battle ground in southern lebanon. it seems that it could have been in retaliation for hezbollah, firing surface to air missiles. that force is really helicopters to move away from, from the border, from the border area. so both sides really showing their capabilities lot their full military capabilities with showing capabilities, sending messages in the form of the parents if you like. because israel has been stepping up its threat saying that it will destroy beta root the lebanese capital and not just target hezbollah. if hezbollah doesn't move away from the border, but hezbollah is saying that it will not stop it's attacks, as long as, as well as a tax on garza continued, no matter what the cost and it has the house lost a lot of men in the past 11 weeks a 114 and just in the past week, 18 man and most of them were hit by drones. and so as well really relying on technology. so the conflict largely confined to the border, but intensifying that they're also sierra southern lebanon. hundreds of health workers have gathered in front of the headquarters of palin theatre in central london. for us, tech giants and spies specializes in a high powered military and civilian and technology is provided services to these rated government used to harass palestinians under occupation. the company was awarded to 313000000 pound contract by the n, a dressings, and last month to create a new 1000 management system. so new guy go has more. i was off house at west coast outside the british headquarters of the us tech jones calling to advise me to see the prominent supports all the former us president donald trump, protesting against this company has been awarded a 100000000 dollars and a chest england confidential patient's information in the system to the states, a platform are concerned as the fox is a ministry and intelligent surveillance powered by a i suddenly great questions being off why administrative security company that use this technology and the risks out with using patient information in such a context. also, so problem has been selling it, it's technology so to be is raising government surveillance system. the predictive facing question based former technology will be given that the company has to come out in favor of 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n s. over the pro e u sub gates, violence s p n coalition in parliament elections law. so we gotta protest to violence when a google demonstrates is attempted attempt to attempting to basset down the doors of the building. and then they were of course, dispersed by the police. now, lucy said there is no revolution on the way. he said he went on, made it public, it does say nothing will go that way. and he said that those who swear to fight against violets have shown that they are the real sides of the espn collision. and both out of an anti government protest forming a pair of mass shootings in may, while the protest movement initially demanded the resignations of interior, minnesota practice, the government and intelligence she's, i think is on the move to bring you more updates. we'll be having, guess coming, and joining us here on, on see, will also bring you a live report from belgrade. so do stay tuned here on off see, breaking news if we do, don't just joining us now. a color revolution is being attempted in a survey of that supporting to i think as on that, which

u. n. has been weakened by decades of israeli. impunity for breaches of international law, including calling noise ation of occupied territory and palestinian force displacement the u. n. must hold israel to account if it is to salvage its reputation and purpose. and wrapping up in stop. it went off the recent election. so the holding party hold onto power protest as to the streets in sunday evening in belgrade, archie steve sweeney has the story with now just outside the building, where on sunday, some 2000 people had gathered a smaller element of various people have tried to force. i way into that building which is home to the countries electro commission of angry. they were protesting about the results of the elections on december, the 17th elections that will one overwhelmingly by the routing policy of. 2 president outage on the route to so, so it'd be in progressing policy like post on 47 percent of the vote, but the opposition which uh try it. within the 2nd place, on 23 percent of the vote, the serbia organs violence coalition made obligations of elect sol irregularities the president booted has denied any obligations of elect to fold or irregularities . he sai

u. n. r w a colleagues killed in gaza. now a $140.00 to the majority with their families. this week is really strikes, killed a veteran, the u. n. 8 worker along with more than 70 members of the extended family, including his wife and children on sunday to polish tv and john list were killed in an idea of offensive the mold in the heart of media world. cuz i believe to have been killed in the region since october the health care situation in gavin is becoming more diet by the day with only 9 out of 36 medical facilities, even partially functioning. the director of the world health organization has described the situation as a tragedy. our sister china or to arrive big sent us this report from lots a hospital we're here in a lot. so hospital, a medical facilities that has been badly damaged so many people are coming here because of b is rarely rates which target civilians. in particular, it's making the situation worse. there's a lack of medical facilities here to deal with the severity of people's injuries. we will try to show you what the survivors are dealing with in this intensive care units. most of them are women and child

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u. n. has been weakened by decades of israeli. impunity for breaches of international law, including calling noise ation of occupied territory and palestinian force displacement the u. n. must hold israel to accounts if it is to salvage its reputation and purpose. and as the families of hostages held by him ass wait for the return of their loved ones. these ready prime minister has smiled not to laptop in his campaign of wo netanyahu's speech at the connect that was interrupted by protest is chanting. now insisting that there was no time left what, of course, demanding the immediate release of the hostages, the same to you, idea of troops into the hurting families and relatives of the object. these, i say also on the stage we are not stopping and we will not stop until victory because we have no other country and we have no other way as well. these really prime minister went to gaza to meet the country's military on the ground and made war. this is back home and a israel that he faces real fine traverse peoples hearts and minds that he seems to rather be losing pressure is mounting on this and yeah, over the return of the hostages house. and the guy who has 3 for almo

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